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banning books to stand in the way of teaching america's full history. >> i never thought i'd be a president was fighting against elected officials trying to ban books. > they believe if they repeat a lie enough it will become an accepted truth. not if we can help it. the truth th is, sensible elected officials representing parents who were flabbergasted to learn how perverted their kids curricula has become. because it's driven by activists who demand inclusion and d affirmation. it took a pandemic for moms a dad to notice how pornographic the books have become. here is a sampling. >> my child's sixth grade english teacher sends out a summer reading material. including gender queer. from this book brother talking to sister. so you never tasted yourself?

sister shows brother. for china's lien. >> this is from a book called looking for alaska. laura randomly asked me have you ever gotten a blow job. >> i was in the library and this book was on the stand. i'd like to reach a page. his undoing my belt and i'm reaching for content. were kissing again and rolling over obviously you can see where this is going. this reminds me of the first time we had tax. >> does that not infuriate you? it does any normal al parent. students need to learn how to read and write. have you noticed people can't do either lately these s? leave the rest all the controversial topics, the birds

and bees, leave it to the parents.no, we don't care about the complaints of people like make it wealthy best-selling author nora roberts. apparently she's whining about how her books are being taken off school shelves as well. again, if parents want their sons and daughters to read books was sexually explicit language they could go by them and give them to their bics. it was unless someone nora roberts books suitable for readers 18 and older. roberts isn't exactly jane austen. compare the battle to restore age-appropriate materials in our schools to the left search and destroy mission against classic american literature. fierce pressure campaigns by radicals have pushed publishers to rewrite language in books to illuminate things like micro and macro aggressions or implicit bias and other terms that offend the modern social assistance ability. so the so-called protectors of artistic expression they are the very ones censoring appeared look at rolled all. his books were edited to be more inclusive and all the offensive language was taken out of them.

writer rl stine was angry when he found out his books were being edited behind his back. if you want to read the classics in their original forms, i'm telling you tonight, you better grab a copy now because if the mob gets its way those books won't be published or you won't be able to find them for purchase or loan anywhere. if the last has its way sometimes the not so distant future you won't be able to find, i think original works of literature written before 1960 at all. this won't be books either by the way. the pressure to conform artistic expression to current cents ability's will extend to things like old tv shows, to films and music. now, you couldn't make these types of shows today. >> hey where's your ribbon? >> oh i don't wear the ribbon. >> you don't wear the ribbon? aren't you against age? ask him against aids, i'm walking time. i just don't wear the ribbon. >> who do you thank you are?

>> put the ribbon on. >> hey cedric, bob, this guy won't wear a ribbon. who doesn't want to wear the ribbon?>> that's it needs ribbon episode of seinfeld. the scene for diversity day, of the hit show the office, that wouldn't fly either. >> shalom. i'd like to apply for a loan. >> that's nice light. >> to me, something stereotypical.>> if i have to do this, based on stereotypes that are totally untrue that i do not agree with you would maybe not be a very good driver. >> old man, am i a woman? >> you'll notice i haven't to be anyone in arab. i thought that would be to explosive. >> who could forget one of the greatest shows of all? all in the family. >> he's picky with those books and study. >> and all that crummy crap ola. get that treason off of my

chair. >> archie, when are you going to stop with his commie jazz. it's all over archie. nixon is going to peking, remember? >> hold it buddy, he ain't there yet. >> the show 122 emmy awards. okay, 22. same with the jeffersons. larry sitcom that was a spinoff of all the family but a successful black family. >> do you mean to tell me your father had it met that man? >> no, i'm could introduce some right now. >> this i got a c. >> can you come over here i've got some people i want you to beat. >> hey jefferson, you're gonna love this. >> mom, this is jimmy's parents mr. and mrs. wilkes. >> i'm very pleased to meet you. >> how do you deal. >> this is jefferson. mr. efferson. >> your white. > by the way with music as

well. will e up for grabs. the left has a war on words. remember the dixie chicks are now just the chicks. lady antebellum, just lady a. heck even classic christmas carols like baby it's cold outside, they been rolling up with me 2 types as well. >> recently we woken up to the songs born date rape he undertones. [music]. >> what's in the street? could the seasonal scumbag date rape alarm going off any louder right now? >> yes, some radio stations decided to bow down and stop playing the song because of those types of people. how pathetic, yeah, all the way around. forget this nonsense claim for conservative books are banning books.the left is actually working to change history. remember there are the ones

tearing down statutes and attacking classic artworks as they did yesterday at the national gallery of art in dc. all to protest climate change. >>. [inaudible]. >> now, all of us know these idiots will get slaps on the wrist because they have the correct political views. on climate change. but, imagine the media reacting if pro-life activist decided to vandalize, i don't know, rothko or a picasso. they would be thrown in jail for years and never hear from them again. the truth is in 2023 certain bands in certain types of vandalism, certain types of

editing, oh it's tolerated. it's even encouraged. other types, they are punished and railed against. all of this is rewriting our cultural history. what do we take away from this? well, first the notion that conservatives are banning any books at all or no, there for open debate on all these topics. will debate the left anytime anywhere on whether a book detailing acts of a no penetration are appropriate for sixth-graders. or frankly high schoolers for that matter. there are parents out there who want to marinate their kids brains and all that stuff then go ahead and do it. don't offer to my kids, thank you very much. when fed up parents resisting, remember, they are going to be branded especially by the private administration is dangerous extremists. watch your p's and q's. the second take away is that given the left's success in rerunning or canceling our

history, it's time for true liberals and conservatives to band together to stop them. new copyright law should protect original works from changes. if a publishing house that owns the rights to some artistic work, song or a book, they decide to change that song for that book supposedly remove the offensive content, that publishing house should lose its copyright. the public should always, always have access to the originals. access to the authors or the directors actual words unabridged or unaltered by that woke sensors. if biden is given a second term we will continue to lose our american identity and are an american art in our american history. the left is going to be emboldened. their vicious expurgation campaign is only gonna ramp up and sexual propaganda will continue flooding our schools. is that what americans really want? that's the ankle.try to be now is tulsi gabbard former congresswoman, 2020 candidate in a fox news contributor.

josc, this censorship game is political here. explain why this is ultimately sold concerning. especially given that quotation from orwell if you edit the past long enough people forget that there was a truth in the new edit becomes the truth for our next generation. >> laura, there's so many reasons why this is dangerous. the fact that it is political is exactly the problem. this is not a democrat or republican issue. we need common sense and honesty. we unfortunately has politicians who are neither. there directly try to politicize this issue for the own political game the next ection. they y are 2 distinct issues were dealing with. number one is parents who are taking action to protect their kids from active sport trying to sexualize them in ages as young as 4 years old. when people read and hear the

explicit sexual content in these books, it's obsolete shocking. the second issue here is censorship of views of a political views, philosophical fields or views of history and trying to keep information away from the american people. overseeing here is a dishonesty politicians who are equating these twl. the american people have common sense and american people are smart enough to see through this insanity and to recognize what danger and threat this poses to our kids. frankly to our democracy wherefore this open flow of information for americans is critical. >> how do you know the truth and what is not true if it's constantly being edited for whatever faddish sensibility is invoked at any given day? does the new york times won its old articles that i wrote edited? probably not kelsey, right? they will be off-limits. they get to keep your old

accounts. >> actually appeared that right there is the insanity of this. you're talking about for living in this upside down world were good is bad and that is good. we have a situation where these people, those were part of this mainstream so-called woke establishment. they want to treat adults. they want to treat us as the american people like children and tell us we know what's best for you we want to control information you could see and read and hear. what you could say, what information is acceptable. when it comes to our kids they want to treat our kids like adults and as president biden said the other day. he believes our kids should have unfettered access to all books including those who are targeting the most young and vulnerable in our kids with explicit child pornography and sexual content that you couldn't even put on the air it is so atrocious. >> this extensive course to racial curricula as well.

america has to be portrayed as systemically racist. it's a new founding of america under a new radical's vision of what america was and continues to be to this day. it's ultimately, chelsea, very pessimistic about our country and all the blessings we have. even with all the mistakes in the past. >> that's true. the american people should be exposed to have access to the truth and the facts. all of them. about her history, we can learn from lessons from the past and actually work towards that vision our founders had for this country. that's what it means to be an american.tablet free marketplace of free ideas together the information. treat each other with respect. have our leaders treat us like adults and brother than children. recognize we have the ability to make her own decisions. we don't need the government trying to do that for us.

>> or the woke centers as are proxies in these publishing houses. tulsa, turning something we had with culberson massey last night. president biden is trying new tactics to reauthorize that controversial surveillance program in public and in private. a bit of frustration are saying they need to track cartels and the chinese expires and a push for congress to rip fisa section 702 specifically before it expires at the end of the year. josc, they want to use a cartels because they think we created this problem with the cartels. never going to reauthorize fisa? are those all noble intentions, no possibly for abuse right? >> no, of course not. of course have the best of intentions. what i see when i see them doing this, they have declared the warm of terrorism to be over. which is the recent section 0702 and finds it was put in the first place along with the patriot act. we have shown has been abusing our civil liberties and privacy for so long. they say the war on terrorism

is over. now who is the bad guy that they have to use as an excuse to continue to abuse their power and violate our rights and civil liberties? they are exposing themselves and their own hunger for power and how much they don't care about the constitution. they don't care about civil liberties. they don't care about the american people. it's all about themselves and their corruption. >> tulsa, republicans were thinking of reauthorizing that. what your message for them tonight? >> listen, remember the oath you took. when you enter the office he swore an oath to the constitution. that means something. you need to uphold that both to the american people. when you do things like this in the name of so-called national security and you go against that oath.

you go against the civil liberties of the american people. doesn't matter how much lip service to give to freedom, democracy and several liberties. your action and your vote is what actually counts and we are watching. >> tulsa, thank you so much. have a great weekend. after another crazy week i'm granting raven 3 more wishes. i'm so jealous. tonight's folly rence follies. if you get 6 our workday at some sleep gen z fad. weight to see who's adopted it. charlie kirk and sean duffy have it all, next.

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>> i will not make age an issue of this campaign. i would not exploit for political purpose my opponent's youth and inexperience. >> well, at what 73 in a reelection. reagan was considered back then, old. he used that experience to his advantage and let's face it reagan had more charisma, and his little pinky than that it has in his whole body. >> in regards to age i can't even say the number. it doesn't register with me. but, the only thing i can say is that one other things people will find out when they see a race and they will judge whether or not i have or don't

have it. >> spoiler alert, you don't have it. how do we know? let me count the ways. he struggles to complete sentences, he wanders aimlessly at nearly every public appearance and aids are now scared to let him to anything life or anything off script. roxio's is reporting that this is leading to a schedule that benefits some basement dwelling stoner. not the president of the united states. saint white house officials say it's difficult to schedule public or private events with the president in the morning. in the evening or on weekends. the vast majority of findings public events happened on weekdays between 10 am and 4 pm. you got that window? let's call him at this point the 6 our president. while biden is counting sheep, he's busy counting the countries feeling into read

china's orbit. but a man out is sean duffy cobos of fbn's bottom-line area weekdays at 6 pm and charlie kirk turning point founder and ceo. charlie, you think about this. for publication like roxio's to say that he essentially works 6 hour days . what is that tell you about the state of things and the leadership of america? >> i think that might be a little stretch for they considered to be work. just sunny people and so a paper there in front of him. is a perfect tool for the administrative state. that was something that was clear when he announced for president of who is excited for him to run again. it's a people that believe and rule by committee, philosopher kings. he's done he does what he stole. i will say this, it's important that people realize that he very well could go win another term as part of that is to believe. democrats are bending persuasion or charisma for machine politics. it's a fellerman principle.

is using vote by mail, signature verification relaxed standards. hiring bella chasers. it's a sad state of affairs. americans deserve better. also, we should not act that this is going to be easy. were not running abounds biden but a well-funded democrat leviathan that's proven to be very good at machine politics the states that matter. >> the press is it going to cover biden thickening cover for biden speaking for that charlie, the president was speaking with children at take your child to workday. he made a very important admission. >> one thing i thought when i got to be president, i get to give orders. i've gotta get back to the office if i don't go the secret service will start working on me. >> sean, at least he tells the truth. he takes more orders and he gives. >> it's a one time he is telling the truth. in that same interview he was

asked by kids where he was the last foreign trip he took. he couldn't remember he spent a week in and ireland. the homeland. he couldn't remember it shows how far he has slipped mentally. image of the media. the media will cover for them. it's fascinating that in 2020 the media would not talk about his age at all. starting to see the media talk about it a little more. i don't think they will still culvert for him. i think they're setting a template up for joe biden if he selected to quickly move him out bring kamala harris into the presidency. she'll never win on her own. it'll be historic for democrats and she will be the first black woman president which is what they want. by the way, joe biden has spent the sixth of america's history, the life of america, 1/6 of it joe biden has spent in the presidency. he's been ineffective completely in his representation of delaware and other country as a whole. except for making his elite

wealthy. >> very wealthy. he's very good at doing that. charlie, we covered a piece of this last night on the ankle. no nbc is reporting a part of the strategy to get invited reelected, west wing advisor in recent months have developed a plan to promote the work of vice president kamala harris and republican efforts to turn her into a liability. charlie, this is real. they think that selling kabbalah as a success is going to redound to biden's benefit. do you see that given her panoply of great experiences? >> no, i think one of the reasons y joe biden is tough to beat is because he is tough to hate. it must feel sorry for them he is a candidate of sympathy.

kamala harris is different. it's very easy to build a movement against someone who is so arrogant and smug and tactically and self righteous. and has failed miserably on policy. joe biden, he's means well and it's hard to build a big movement against him. if they think there's accomplishments for kamala harris i'm not sure what that is. it does reveal there's an identity politics issue and they will try to excite the most reliable voters they have which are female black voters in georgia in particular and wisconsin. maybe this is a strategy to do it. we should take advantage of this and say hey, there might be something we can win in these inner cities going into 2024. >> sean, don't you think they will try to bait republicans it away to see if they can be so mean towards kabbalah that that will ensure they are female, african-american base turns out? that might be part of the strategy. >> also to play that is the suburban white women they need as voters as well. if you like kemal is not treated fairly, those women can be activated and motivated to come out and vote for her. again, i think they're trying to play abortion and your trance phobic and gay phobic.

if americans care about the economy, the fact that their r poor they were 2 years ago. they look at the crime and the rder. i think all those things we look back over the 4 years of joe's presidency, a lot of people say i'm ready for change. they might've wanted a change from donald trump from the roughness of that president. they do not like the way their family is inflicted with pain from joe biden's presidency. >> sean and charlie come have a great weekend. >> by the reelection campaign gets off to a slow start. plus, i grant raymond's 3 wishes in friday follies. right here onset is raymond. can you believe it?

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or forecasted to be in a major flood stage. the mighty mississippi is requested to dangerous levels in the north. the water continues to rise downriver in the midwest. the flooding is so bad that shipping has been stopped along portions of the river. here is another sign that covid-19 is wendy down. the cdc's ending its community level system when the nations public health emergency expires on may 11. after that health department's were longer be required to submit covid-19 numbers to the agency. the cdc will rely on cases that are serious enough to require hospitalization to track the disease. i met marianne property, now back to the "the ingraham angle". >> it's friday and that means it's time for friday follies. for that we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo. raymond, biden and harris conducted a campaign call with democrat faithful. >> while this virtual rally

avoided talk of inflation or the border or crime more than made up for it with enthusiasm. march. >> i could not be prouder to be a part of this team and to be here with the president. my wife, the vice president, the first lady. >> because of your hard work you sent me and joe invited to the white house. we also must clearly see the moment in time at which we lived. i believe when you know what you stand for you know what to fight for. on every one of these issues. we know what we stand for. we know what we fight for. >> and we know purport when we hear things that bore us. >> was doug imhoff's children being health off-site? >> that selected isis video. >> he looks like the travel agent on the second voyage of the titanic.

i'm so excited about this journey. >> i was expected someone to get beheaded. that was horrible. >> the second gentleman couldn't quite seal the deal. certainly joe biden could bring it home. >> let's protect the woman's right to choose. let's get roe v wade. there's just so much we have to do. you gotta let me tell you something. that's an important. >> let's get roe fee waived. a set of her now? how do you get roe v wade? let's get fee waived. it was much better with the cue cards. the little cheat sheets last week. >> if you didn't tell me that this wasn't a parody i would say, who did this? those are good tape fakes. >> scary. >> all right raymond, it's time for your 3 wishes. anything you desire i will grant. >> anything? well, the other date was bring your child to work day. i saw this disturbing video.

my first wishes the white house staffers would stop exposing children to joe biden. it upsets the kids and confuses the biden. >> what was the last country you travel to? >> the last country i travel to. i'm trying to think of the last when i was in. i've been to 89 heads of states so far. i'm trying to think, where was the last place i was? it's hard to keep track. yeah, you're right, i relent. that's where i was. how did you know that? i have 6 grandchildren. i'm crazy about them. i them every single day. not a joke. as a matter fact i just got finished going through the calls. only one of them answer the phone. >> he has actually 7 grandchildren.

if you count hunters love child. hunter is asking the court to deprive of his name. i prefer to see joe biden on bring your brain work today not on bring your child to work day. ask what was that show, you're smarter than 1/5 grader? what was it? the answer is no. the children were adorable. they were pretty cute and pretty smart smart. he doesn't understand when you meet with different heads of ate that means 89 countries. does he understand the head of state is the head of a country. >> this could be a launch of a new series, presidents say the darndest things. forget the kids. i second wish that people would stop etending to be who they are not. this man, nicholas already in his wanted in utah and rhode island on several charges of rape and 6 abuse. he is a fugitive from the law.

according to authorities immediate reports, faked his own death the 2020. officials believe he's assumed the identity of a disabled irish orphan. arthur might commit date like caught up with mr. knight in scotland. >> what you say to someone who believes that you are nicholas oliver odeon? >> i am not. i do not know how to make this. >> what you say this is crocodile tears and is putting on a show this is all an act? >> that's a low blow. >> this is so sad. maybe james gordon is going back to television. that's what this is. he's allegedly thinking to be someone else. he's now claiming he's an irishman. >> is el? >> he's claim he is disabled even though the last time he was in the hospital they've

matched tattoos on his arms that's all they've identified him. >> sam is telling us to move on. >> this is my last wish.we've seen a lot of sad vocals this week laura. from heads of state to famous actors. my final wish is that people would stop encouraging non-singers to sing in public. as evidence here's the president of south korea and tom cruise.♪ ♪ a long, long time ago.♪ ♪ i can still remember.♪ ♪ >> isaiah could not come up ♪ ♪ matata.♪ ♪ >> thank you for never ♪ ♪ asking me to say in a car. biden has finally realized he has limitations. dancers who can't dance shouldn't do so in public. singers shouldn't do it. try this with surgeons. let's have a non-surgeon goal perform your surgery. >> all right, no 4th wish for you tonight.

>> cut me off.>> agreement, thank you. cities descendent of chaos between violence up in their educational aptitude way down. what are the so-called activists voice like kyle sharpton where is benjamin crump? one of the biggest thinkers around, glenn lowry, has thoughts on all those questions. stay with us.

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the old obama slogan, hope and change, that's totally out the window. today's democrats are engaged in kind of a divide, demonize and conquer strategy. they split the country into villains and victims. remember, they have to be the appropriate type of victims. the ones that can advance the democrats twisted agenda of control. same with the villains. they have to have the appropriate political profile as well. consider these horrific tragedies and the reaction or lack thereof surrounding them. like the sweet shooting in alabama. 89 rounds were fired. 4 were killed including the 18-year-old brother of the birthday girl. it was one of of the worst mass shootings in alabama history yet, benjamin crump civil rights lawyer extraordinaire, he didn't descend on the city for this. why is that?

the tennessee 3 were invited to the warehouse . not the victim's families from the covenant christian school ool shooting. why t. 3 teens in washington d.c. are accused of going on a iolent crime scree over the course of 10 hours. they are being charged in 13 armed robberies. i'll sharpton isn't holding any community events. he is not urging young folks to change course, change their ways. why? 5 months into the year there's been 162 homicide victims in chicago. how is there not more of a real full throated effort by city leaders to address that? well, it's the latest tragedy that led to an important conversation on real-time with

bill mark last week. with my next guest. famed economist when laterally. >> chicago, like most of the shootings are young black men killing other black men. isn't that correct? >> yeah, that's correct. >> okay, much more than what the cops do. why doesn't anybody talk about that? why are there hundred giant black celebrities who would have the respect of those people saying, what are you doing to yourselves? why are you killing each other? a lot of times the solutions that come from the left seems symbolic. they don't seem like we are actually addressing what really needs to be done. >> and starts before school, it starts at birth. parenting is another dimension of it.kids don't come into maturity on their own. deaf to be nurtured by loving parents who invest in them. let's encourage innovation. if the system is failing, big-city, public schools are

failing to object educate the kids, let's consider alternatives. let's open things up a little bit. >> joining us now, glenn lowry, professor of economics at the watson institute for international public affairs at brown university and host of the glen show podcast. glenn, it's so great to see you. it's been way to long. >> thank you laura. >> absolutely. how damaging isn't when this game is played by the left of choosing the appropriate victims and the villains as were seeing happening all of the media? >> well, i think it's very damaging on at least 2 levels. first, the kids are getting the right message. they need to be told not only is the behavioral unacceptable but, it's in despicable. it's shameful. it is belief are community. the need to have something better as an ideal of how to conduct themselves. secondly, it's harmful because it undermines any kind of sense

of political sympathy for the needs and the real problems in those communities. which could use more investment and could deal with employment for the teens and all that. i won't rent on a laundry list. it's not entirely wrong to say there's a lack of opportunity there. who will pony up when people in the community are behaving the way that these kids are behaving? i think it's very damaging. >> now, in february, news broke that 55 chicago schools glenn, reported no students proficient in math or reading. here's how the new mayor and former educator spoke about his teaching style back in 2018. >> i spent less time offering test my students. they were frustrated. an issue a lot of homework for

students. that was my own way of rebelling against the structure. i don't think i ever gave a kid enough. i don't know how a student sits in front of you and feels. >> 's oakland, lowering the bar, lowering the standards as a path towards advancement for minorities? that's where we are today? >> well yeah, that is where we are as matter-of-fact. all the way up to getting rid of the college admissions tests tonight exposed to many kids trying to get into college having acquired the skills that would allow them to compete on the merits. this is a dead-end ideology that's much to widespread that brandon johnson gave voice to their. i think it wouldn't survive but, for the monopoly of the provisional of educational services that the public school systems and their unions, the monopoly power that they hold. that's why i observed on bill

mark that if a system is failing and demonstrative the big public school systems are failing, when open things up and allow for some fresh air to get into the room and to get these families and children in alternative? >> well, the portability of education, conservatives glenn, since i work for bill bennett of the education department like in 1987 we've been talking about school choice. it's happening in some parts of the country. but, this has to be happening in urban america, does it not? to make this really start paying off in real ways. >> that's where the need is greatest for alternatives to the centralized provision of educational services which is failing these families. yes, i would say so. the politics of the problem are very formidable.

the democratic control, local governments in the cities are very friendly to the teachers union. very unfriendly to the police units. isn't that interesting? therefore, they won't open things up. they will use every opportunity to resist. >> glenn, it's great to see you. kudos for brown university for having your voice front and center at the university. we appreciate it glenn. >> you're very welcome laura, thank you. >> coming up, to joe biden actually challenge one of the top military officials in the united states to a fight? in the last bite, we will explain, next.

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[laughing] >> and you wouldn't want to screw around with him if you had your uniform on, i don't think p okay, he can't even make an off-the-cuff joke. the hockey uniform because, what, millie versus biden millie will be calling unc uncle -- or maybe great grandpa? all right, that's it for us tonight. don't forget to set your dvr. we always want to connect with us. thanks for watching all week long and remember it's american on forever and red got balcony he takes it off from here. have a great weekend -- greg gutfeld. [applause]. yeah. foz yeah, friday, right?